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pittsburg County
scott bornheim
murder - first degree
haskell County
joe emberson
possession of cds/
paraphernalia
pushmataha County
david fromme
warrant
coal County
john chaffin
possession of meth
pittsburg County
larry tannehill
threaten to perform act of
violence
leFlore County
Emily booher
robbery
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bryan County
bryan majors
possession of marijuana/
paraphernalia
bryan County
james steele
murder - first degree
choctaw County
thurman spence
unlawful removal of dead
body
mcintosh County
michael mayberry
larceny of automobile
leflore County
daniel eaton
burglary - second degree
atoka County
courtney gravett
knowingly concealing stolen
property
mccurtain County
timothy johnson
forcible sodomy
mcintosh County
brandon ellis
harboring fugitive
mccurtain County
andrez hall
discharging firearm into
dwelling
latimer County
skyler lefors
possession of marijuana
2 | November 7, 2014 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
STEPHEN
GOODYEAR
ROGER
BALL
JOSHUA
PUGH
CHRISTOPHER
SHAW
KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
PUBLIC intox PUBLIC intox DUI
MARSILL
LUDLOW
TOMMY
COKER
MELINDA
COKER
PATICIA
BURNETT
PUBLIC intox DOMESTIC A&B PRESENCE OF
MINOR
DOMESTIC A&B PRESENCE OF
MINOR
FIGHTING IN PUBLIC
TODD
COLEMAN
ALLEN
EDWARDS
BRIAN
LUNA
JESSE
HOLMAN
MEAGAN
PHILLIPS
DOMESTIC a&B DWI public intox agg a&B
KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
JESSICA
NOLAN
WESLEY
STEGALL
JOHN
DODD
DALTON
CLARK
TONY
GUIDRY
CHAZIDE
HARVELL
DWIGHT
MAY
OBTAINING CASH BY FALSE
PRETENSES
DUI DUI OPERAT e VEHICLE IN MANNER
NOT REASONABLE/proper
POSS OF CDS CHILD ENDANGERMENT petit larceny
BRIGITTE
NOAH
EMILY
BOOHER
EMBEZZLEMENT ROBBERY
Key of Charges
A&B .....................................................Assault & Battery
APC ..............................................Actual Physical Control
AFCF ............................... After Former Felony Conviction
ATA .......................................... Application to Accelerate
B&E .................................................Breaking & Entering
CDS ...............................Controlled Dangerous Substance
DUI ...................................... Driving Under the Infl uence
DUI-D ......................Driving Under the Infl uence of Drugs
DUS ........................................Driving Under Suspension
DWI .........................................Driving While Intoxicated
FTA ......................................................Failure to Appear
FTP ............................................................Failure to Pay
INT .......................................................................Intent
INTOX...........................................................Intoxication
MANU ........................................................ Manufacture
MTA ................................................Motion to Accelerate
MTR .....................................................Motion to Revoke
PI ......................................................Public Intoxication
POSS ..............................................................Possession
TOC ....................................Transporting Open Container
VPO .................................... Violation of Protective Order
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Leflore County November 7, 2014 | 3
Knapp
A Poteau woman led police on a high-speed chase
through town because she didn’t want to get caught with
the drugs and paraphernalia that were in her vehicle.
Unfortunately for her, her tires were no match for a
police spike strip.
On October 14, a Poteau officer was working traffic at
the area of Carter and Witte when he saw a blue truck
drive by around 4:27 p.m. According to the affidavit, the
female driver wasn’t wearing a seatbelt, and the vehicle
was traveling 30 mph in a 25 mph zone.
The officer activated his lights, and the truck stopped
on North Saddler. The driver apparently changed her
mind, however, because she drove off and accelerated
down Sage Avenue.
The officer pursued the vehicle. The truck drove into
oncoming traffic, forcing other vehicles off of the road
and failed to stop at multiple stop signs.
Officers tried to set up a roadblock at the intersection
of Green Top Road and Gilmore, but the truck turned before the roadblock, and the chase
continued.
Officers set up a spike strip at the area of Redbarn Road and Branstetter Road. This time,
the vehicle hit the spike strip, and both of its tires deflated. The vehicle continued driving
south on Branstetter Road before eventually driving into a ditch.
The driver, Sharon Irene Knapp, 35, was removed from the vehicle and placed in handcuffs. Knapp was apparently driving with a suspended license and had several warrants for
her arrest. Inside her truck, police found a baggy containing a crystal-like substance that
field-tested positive for methamphetamine, a small digital scale, a smoking pipe, a baggy
containing 29 pills and a check, driver’s license and several cards belonging to other women.
Knapp was placed under arrest and taken to jail.
Knapp is being charged with two counts of running a roadblock, possession of a controlled
dangerous substance, attempting to elude police officer, possession of drug paraphernalia,
speeding in excess of lawful maximum limit, driving with license suspended and failure to
wear seatbelt. Her bond was set at $25,000, and she is scheduled to appear in court on November 25, 214.
Knapp goes to jail
after high-speed chase
JOE
BRANHAM Jr. MATHEW
BILLINGS
poss of marijuana w/intent
to dist
PETIT LARCENY
KEVIN
CAUTHRON
DOMESTIC a&B in presence
of minor
TRAVIS
DAVIS
public intox
DANIEL
EATON
JAMES
RICE II
KENETTH
MATTOX
burglary - 2nd degree POSS OF CDS POSS/DEL CDS W/INTENT W/In
1000 FT SCHOOL/PA RK
MICHAEL
HOWELL
RYAN
LUDLOW
JON
CLARK
CHILD ABUSE DWI BURGLARY - 2nd degree
RONALD
SOLE
CRAIG
TAYLOR
BRUCE
MAYNOR
OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR A
CHILD
FORGERY - 2nd degree
dui
CHRISTY
BREWER
MICHAEL
WARDEN Jr. NICK
NOVERO
KENNETH
SCHLUTERMAN
HARRY
EASTMAN II
TARA
LAZARAVAGE
POSS of FIREARM AFCF POSS FIREARM COMMISSION
FELONY
dui DWI OBTAININ G MERCH BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
POSS OF CDS
JEFFREY
DENNIS
BILLY
MASHANEY
CHRISTOPHER
SCOTt
POSS OF CDS PUBLIC intox POSS of MARIJUANA
AARON
KEY
A&B W/DEADLY WEAPON
4 | November 7, 2014 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
DARRELL
COFFEY, Jr. GERALD
BONAPARTE
LADORA
CHAMBERS
JONATHON
ABBOTT
JESSE
GREEN
NICOLE
ROBINSON
POSS OF CDS DUI/ poss cds DUI/ poss cds DUI POSS/DEL CDS W/INTENT W/In
1000FT SCHOOL/PA RK
POSS PA RA
DANIEL
WHEATLEY
TRAVIS
ELDRED
DANNY
BELL
DEVON
TALLANT
VIRGINIA
BUCHANAN
CRAIG
EVOLA
DOMESTIC a&b/ poss cds PUBLIC INTOX BURN COPPER/ POSS FIREARM
COMMISSION FELONY
ENDEAVORING TO
MANUFACTURE
PUBLIC INTOX TRESPASSIN G
JOSEPH
FRIAS
SHAYNA
MOSS
ANTHONY
STACY
DONYA
LARSON
DOMESTIC ASSAULT PETIT LARCENY OBTAININ G MERCH BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
BOGUS CHECK
TERRY
CARSHALL
JOHN
ROOP
JAMIE
THOMASON
BRANDON
PATE
JERRY
MCGUIRE
Fail To REGISTER AS SEX
OFFENDER
POSS FIREARM in COMMISSION
of FELONY
DUI POSS PA RA UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR
VEHICLE
KEN
BROOKFELT
CARL
KYKER
JIMMY
MARTIN
LANCE
COUCH
BRYSON
COX
KRISTINA
SCOTT
IZZET
TASBASI
PUBLIC INTOX BOGUS CHECK PETIT LARCENY DOMESTIC A&b POSS OF CDS FALSE REPORTING OF CRIME POSS OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
W/OUT PRESCRIPTION
GLEN
MILLER
ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER
GEARLD
WATSON
CONTEMPT
KASANDRA
THURMAN
GRAND LARCENY
MAIQUI
GARCIa
dui
HEATHER
POOR
KENNETH
BROOKFELT
PATRICK
CULPEPPER
POSS of MARIJUANA PUBLIC intox POSS OF CDS
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Leflore County November 7, 2014 | 5
TAMMY
HATCHER
KEISHA
MILBURN
BARBARA
ELLISON
CHRISTOPHER
TRAGER
JUSTIN
SCROGGINS
MISTY
MEEKS
POSS FIREARM in COMMISSION
of FELONY
SHOPLIFTING a&b DISORDERLY CONDUCT MALICOUS INJURY TO
PROPERTY
POSS/DEL CDS W/INTENT
MICHELLE
LEWALLEN
CHRISTY
GREER
ANITA
SUTTER
KALEB
MASON
ELIZABETH
SCHMITZ
SHOPLIFTING PETIT LARCENY OBTAININ G CASH BY FALSE
PRETENSES
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY DUI
JOHN
CULBERSON
JONATHAN
WILLIAMS
GRIFFIN
HEAD
TIMMY
DALE
DREW
WELTON
JENNIFER
COOK
POSS MARIJUANA POSS/DEL CDS W/INTENT W/In
1000FT SCHOOL/PA RK
PUBLIC INTOX PUBLIC INTOX POSS MARIJUANA POSS OF CDS
PHILLIP
EVANS
ROBERT
STEWART
BRIDGET
EVANS
CURTIS
TYSON
JOHN
RYE
LYNNETTE
ISAAC
MORGAN
DYER
PUBLIC INTOX A&B W/DEADLY WEAPON PUBLIC INTOX DOMESTIC ASSAULT DUI POSS OF CDS/ DUI DUI
BRADFORD
JOHNSON
CHRISTOPHER
PRICE
ERLINDO
URIZR
toc PUBLIC INTOX
PUBLIC INTOX
MATTHEW
HOOD
SHOPLIFTING
DOUGLAS
KIRKSEY
KRISTOPHER
KIRKSEY
POSS OF CDS
POSS OF CDS
TONYA
HUIE
SUSAN
DESIMONE
POSS/DEL CDS W/INTENT W/In
1000 FT SCHOOL/PA RK
dui
6 | November 7, 2014 Choctaw County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JAMES
CHURCHWELL
BILLY
COCHNAUER
CHRIS
COLLINS- TARVIN
ROBERT
COVINGTON
dur FTA vpo dus
MELISSA
ERWIN
DELORES
ESTEVES
RAMONIA
FITZPATRICK
ZACHERY
FOMBY
EMBEZZLEMENT POSS cds FALSE REPORTING OF CRIME DUID/ poss lsd
MATTHEW
GRAY
MARCUS
GREENWOOD
JEREMY
HAMMOCK
CECIL
HARE
DARNELL
HARPER
JAMES
HOLMAN
DISTURBING THE PEACE PUBLIC INTOX
DOMESTIC A&B DUS ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE AFTER
FELONY ARREST
RECKLESS DRIVING
JONATHON
JONES
ward
TRACY
JONES
BRUCE
KELLER
JUSTIN
LINDAMOOD
ALBERT
MCCLAIN
ANDREW
MCCLANAHAN
ZACKAREY
MCDANIEL
ata mtr poss cds mtr ata KNOWingLy CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
POSS marijuana/PA RA ata poss cds
DONNETTA
ROBINSON
KITTY
SHANNON
THURMAN
SPENCE
RICKEY
STINNETT
CHRISTOPHER
TARVIN
PUBLIC INTOX dui UNLAWFUL REMOVAL OF DEAD
BODY
FTA- POSs CDS vpo
A Valliant woman allegedly attacked
a woman in Choctaw County when she
wanted to share her liquor and told police they were the “666” when they arrived to arrest her on October 24.
According to the victim, 37-year-old
Saundra Faye Ward came to her house
to drink. When the victim asked Ward
to share her bottle of alcohol, Ward
“went crazy,” and tried to bite and kick
the victim, the affidavit states.
A scuffle ensued, and Ward bit the
victim in several places, including the
lower back, upper arm and lower lip. A
portion of the victim’s lower lip was completely torn off.
When police arrived, they found the victim with a large amount
of blood covering her face, and they saw Ward sitting on the couch.
When an officer asked her who she was, she started cussing and said
things such as, “you know who I am mother f-----,” and “You are the
666.”
(Pretty sure you’re the one that bit off a woman’s lip, Ward!)
When the officer told her to stand up, she replied, “I’m not going anywhere.” Police were eventually able to place Ward in cuffs.
They once again asked her who she was and what had happened.
She wouldn’t say anything other than she had “fought back because
everyone was against her.”
She did, however, kick an officer. She also managed to slip out of
her handcuffs while in the patrol car. There were skid marks on the
road from where the arresting deputy had stopped abruptly to control the out-of-control Ward.
Ward is being charged with maiming, attempted escape from arrest or detention, assault and battery on police officer, prisoner placing bodily fluid on government employee and obstructing officer.
She is being held in lieu of a $150,000 bond.
Shout at the devil
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Choctaw County November 7, 2014 | 7
NAETARI
ALLEN
JAMES
BABB, jr. CODY
CARNES
FTA- DISORDERLY CONDUCT dur MALICIOUS INJURY TO
PROPERTY
RAYMOND
DAVIS, jr
ANIKIA
DILLARD
EDGAR
DOMINGUEZ
PUBLIC INTOX GRAND LARCENY NO DRIVER LICENSE
JERRY
FREEMAN
FTA- DISTRIBUTION OF
CONTROLLED SUBSTA nce
Haskell County
RAYMOND
BOGUMILl
KALEB
BURROWS
RONNIE
BURT
HAYDEN
COLE
POSS OF CDS WITHIN 2000 FT
OF SCHOOL
PROBATION VIOLATION dus knowingly concealing
stolen property
COLTON
DUNCAN
JAMES
DUNGIAN
JOE
EMBERSON
JAMES
HARRIS
DISTURBING THE PEACE PUBLIC INTOX POSS OF CDS/para vpo
CURTIS
LEEKS
BREANNA
MEZZELL
JUSTIN
NICHOLS
ROY
NIXON
THREATING TO PERFORM ACT
OF VIOLANCE
fta/ftp - a&B FTA - POSS OF CDS dui - driver under 21
ERICA
OLSEN
CHRISTOPHER
PUGH
KYLE
RAINWATER
MIKE
ROSE
LUCAS
SMITH
MATTHEW
SMITH
CANDY
STRAIN
DUS embezzlement PUBLIC INTOX PUBLIC INTOX DUI fta - conspiricy to commit
larceny
fta/ftp - uttering forged
instrument
COPELAND
A Whitefield woman told an officer she had “drank too much” after
she was pulled over in the middle of
the afternoon for her erratic driving
on October 23.
If you’re going to drink early in
the day, you should probably just
stay home the rest of the day. Day
drinking should not lead to day
drunk driving.
A Stigler police officer pulled over
63-year-old Virginia Lee Copeland
on NW Seventh at approximately
1:44 p.m.
According to the police report,
Copeland was having trouble keeping her car between the lines, and the officer saw her vehicle cross
left of center. When he made contact with Copeland, the officer was
overwhelmed by a strong odor of alcohol coming from inside the
vehicle. Copeland’s speech was also extremely slurred.
The officer asked Copeland to have a seat in his patrol car while he
checked her information and ran her driver’s license. While in the
car, day-drinking Copeland told the officer she had consumed too
much alcohol.
At least she was honest.
He placed her under arrest and transported her to the Stigler Police Department.
Copeland agreed to take the state’s breath test; she blew a .21 -- the
legal limit is .08.
The officer then transported Copeland to the Haskell County Jail,
where she was booked into a cell.
Copeland is being charged with driving a motor vehicle while under the influence, aggravated. She was released on a $1,500 bond
and is scheduled to appear in court on November 4, 2014.
Day tripper
8 | November 7, 2014 Haskell County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
NICHOLAS
ADCOCK
JOHN
ALDRIDGE
TRAVIS
BALLARD
vpo DUI DUI
VIRGINA
COPELAND
JERRY
DAVIS
MARY
DILLIN
AGG DUI PUBLIC INTOX UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
CARD
AUSTIN
HENSLEY
PUBLIC INTOX
PATRICA
HILL
EDDIE
HUTCHISON
LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE PROBATION VIOLATIONS
PAUL
SUMPKA
JESSICA
TRICKETT
DUSTIN
WASSON
JOSHUA
WELCH
JESSE
ZALDANA
fta/ftp OBTAININ G CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK
ata - KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
OBTAININ G CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK
ata - burglary - 2nd degree
coal County
Aaron
carolina
curt is
john
ella
harris
chaffin
dus ftp ftp
jean
holloway
dus
karen
hankins
domestic abuse
Kenneth
harkins
dus
ricky
givens
ry an
richmond
scott
tisdale
dui fta public intox
Atoka man John Cody Chaffin, 27, was arrested in Coal County for
possession of meth after an officer saw him swerving across the road on
his dirt bike.
According to the affidavit, a Coal County deputy saw Chaffin riding a
dirt bike on the Coal-Atoka County line at approximately 1:52 p.m. The
deputy observed the dirt bike cross left of center, and he noticed that it
didn’t have a license plate. He stopped the dirt bike and made contact
with Chaffin, who appeared to be very nervous and was sweating profusely.
The deputy asked Chaffin if he had any weapons. Chaffin said he had
a pocket knife. The deputy patted down Chaffin for weapons, and he felt a large object in his
left front pants pocket. He asked what it was, and Chaffin replied, “It’s just a bag.” When the
deputy asked Chaffin if he could look in the bag, Chaffin told him, “Go ahead.”
The deputy removed the maroon bag from Chaffin’s pocket and immediately saw a glass
pipe sticking out of the bag. The deputy recognized it as a pipe used to consume methamphetamine. There were also three baggies containing a clear crystal-like substance in the bag.
The substance field-tested positive for methamphetamine.
The deputy placed Chaffin under arrest and transported him to jail.
Chaffin is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance. His bond
was set at $11,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on November 6, 2014.
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Latimer County November 7, 2014 | 9
THOMAS
ALEXANDER
MICHAEL
BLACKWOOD
DAVID
BRENTS
POSS MARIJUANA Domestic Abuse in presence
of child
FTA - OPERAT e MOTOR VEHICLE
WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE
FRANK
DILLARD
JEFF
GRAVES
ROBERT
HAMPTON
FTA- KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
PUBLIC INTOX FTA- INATTENTI VE DRIVING
RESULTIN G IN COLLISION
BRIAN
JORDAN
GWEN
KENDRICK
HOLLY
KUYKENDALL
dui Assault DOMESTIC A&b IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
RAYMOND
MOON
LORETTA
MORRIS
DAMION
PARKER
WILLIAM
RAUTIO
GILBERT
ROSE
TAD
TOWNSELL
ASSAULT ON POLICE OFFICER fta- OBTAININ G CASH OR
MERCH by BOGUS CHECK
POSS cds PUBLIC INTOX fta- dui ftp- OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
DIANE
WELSBY
a&b w/dangerous weapon
w/ intent to injure
CODY
WHITE
ati dui
SHARON
WHITLOCK
PUBLIC INTOX
A Wilburton man who filed a report against another man was
arrested when police found marijuana when they went to his
apartment to collect his written statement. His female friend was
also arrested for Xanax pills.
On October 18 at approximately 1:30 a.m., Wilburton police
spoke to 31-year-old Brandon J. Burdge about an assault that had
occurred. Burdge told them a young male hit him in the face and
stole stuff from his apartment.
Burdge admitted that he had been drinking, and he said he
would fill out a statement form when he was no longer intoxicated.
Police returned to his apartment around 10 p.m. to collect the
statement. When an officer knocked on the door, he smelled a
strong odor of burnt marijuana. He stepped in the doorway and
saw 35-year-old Jessica Leigh Presley, also of Wilburton, sitting
in a chair.
The officer asked both Burdge and Presley to step outside. He
asked Burdge if he had anything illegal inside his apartment.
Burdge told him there was probably a marijuana roach on the
floor somewhere.
The officer asked him for consent to search; Burdge agreed.
Police found a green leafy substance that field tested positive for
marijuana on a notebook on the floor. Under the chair where
Presley had been sitting, officers found a bag containing a green
leafy substance and several small pills. The pills were identified
as Xanax.
Burdge told police some of the marijuana was his, but the pills
were not. Presley admitted that the marijuana and pills belonged to her. Both subjects were
placed under arrest and transported to jail.
Presley is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance, second or
subsequent offense, and unlawful possession of a controlled dangerous substance without
a prescription. She was released on a $2,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on
November 4, 2014.
Burdge is being charged with possession of a controlled substance and unlawful possession
of a controlled dangerous substance without a prescription. He was released on a personal
recognizance bond and is scheduled to appear in court on November 6, 2014.
Roach on the floor
PRESLEY
BURDGE
BOBBY
BULLINGTON
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10 | November 7, 2014 Latimer County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
BRANDON
BURDGE
CHRISTOPHER
COLLINS
JIMMY
DANIELS
Poss controlled drug poss cds DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
COREY
HARDAWAY
MARCUS
JEFFERS
KEVIN
JESTER
BRIAN
JOHNSON
OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR
MINOR CHILD
FTA- POSS PA RA fta- FAILURE TO WEAR
SEATBELT
fta- FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNERSHIP in PA WN
SKYLER
LEFORS
JEREMIAH
MCMILLEN
POSS MARIJUANA fta- domestic a&b
JESSICA
PRESLEY
Poss controlled drug
JEREMY
MEEK
JENNIFER
MONTIEL
ftp- MINOR IN POSS
POSS OF CONTROLLED DRUG
W/INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE
FERNIE
WOODRUFF
MADISON
YOUNG
PUBLIC INTOX POSS cds
Pittsburg County
JACOB
ADE
FREDERICK
ALLEN
LARRY
ANDERSON
ANTHONY
ANZLOVAR
KATE
BEATY
GREGORY
BELL
STEPHANIE
BOSWELL-MILLER
PUBLIC DRUNK DUS/DUR Public intox OBTAININ G CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK
TOC CARRYING WEAPON/DRUGS/
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
FALSE PERSONATION
DARRION
BROWN
ANTHONY
CARNEY
HAROLD
CARSHALL
SARAH
CARTLIDGE
ERIC
CASIANO
JASON
CHANDLER
FERMIN
CHIHUAHUA
DUS DUS DUI PETIT LARCENY POSS CDS W/Out TAX STAMP DUS DUI
DEMONTRAE
CURTIS
AMY
DAVIS
ROBERT
EVANS
BOBBY
GARMAN
TOMMY
GRAYSON
CHAISEN
HILL
LISA
HODGES
PUBLIC DRUNK Public intox INDECENT EXPOSURE TRANSPORTING LOADED
FIREARM IN MOTOR VEHicle
FTP- FAIL TO PAY TAXES DUE
TO STATE
FTA LARCENY OF MERCH
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Pittsburg County November 7, 2014 | 11
AMANDA
SMITH
DALTON
SPENCE
CHRISTOPHER
STRAIN
POSS OF PARA LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
ARA
TIDWELL
RICHARD
VANORDEN
GARY
WALDO
BLACKMAIL BURGLARY - FIRST DEGREE ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM
ARREST
JESSE
ADAMS
ASHLEY
ADKINS
REBECCA
ADMIRE
DUI - DRIVER UNDER 21 Public intox POSS CDS W/Out TAX STAMP
ALLISON
BRINGINGGOOD
BRENT
BURNS
THOMAS
BYNUM
CALEB
CARNEY
HAROLD
CARSHALL
WHAN
CLARK
COLTON
CODDINGTON
TRESPASSING driving w/license SUSP/REV/
CANC
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
Public intox DUI FTP- DRIVING W/ LICENSE
CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
CLEM
COLE
LARRY
CONNER
CHEYENNE
COON
JAYSON
COWELL
TEXIE
DELANA
JUDY
DURANT
PANDORA
ELMS
LARCENY-AUTO/ AIRCRAFT/ OR
OTHER MOTOR VEHicle
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER PETIT LARCENY POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ENTER STRUCTURE W/CERTAIN
INTENT-BREAK AND ENTER
OBTAININ G CASH OR
MERCHANDISE BY FRAUD
CHILD NEGLECT
Two McAlester women are facing charges of
child neglect after children in their care consumed brownies laced with marijuana on October 29.
According to the affidavit, a Pittsburg County
deputy was dispatched to the 200 block of NW
McAlester in Alderson due to a child possibly
ingesting a narcotic. When he arrived, a woman
told him that she had taken care of her 4-yearold cousin since he was a baby, and his mom,
Amy Deann Finley, 34, wasn’t around that
much. But, she said she agreed to let the child see Finley for a few hours after school. When
the boy returned home, the woman said his eyes were puffy and bloodshot. He kept stumbling around the house and could barely keep his eyes open.
The deputy spoke to the boy and observed that his eyes were very bloodshot and he was
having trouble staying awake.
The woman took the boy to the emergency room, and he tested positive for having marijuana in his system.
The boy told the officer that he ate a brownie while at his grandmother’s house earlier that
day. When a deputy made contact with Finley, she wrote a statement saying that she knew
her son had eaten a brownie with marijuana cooked into it.
Police went to speak to the boy’s grandmother, Della Ann Hamby, 54, about the incident.
Her husband allowed police to search their home.
A deputy spoke to Hamby while officers looked through the house. She told him it was
impossible that her grandson had consumed the marijuana while at her house. However,
a deputy emerged from her home with a tub containing pipes and a green leafy substance.
Hamby admitted that the tub was hers.
Another child that was in the home later told a social worker she had also eaten a brownie
at her grandmother’s house. She too tested positive for marijuana.
Hamby is being charged with two counts of child neglect, possession of a controlled dangerous substance and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. Her bond was set at $50,000.
Finley is being charged with child neglect and enabling child neglect. Her bond was set at
$25,000.
They are both scheduled to appear in court on November 14, 2014.
Keep the pot brownies
away from your children!
12 | November 7, 2014 Pittsburg County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
DANIELLE
GARRIS
MONTY
GRAY
EARNIE
HALLIBURTON
DUSTIN
HARMON
DANIEL
HAWKINS
ANGELA
HERNANDEZ
PETIT LARCENY ARSON - FIRST DEGREE TOC POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ACTS OF INTIMIDATION ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
RODERICK
HILL
LARRY
JENNINGS
LISA
JONES
CHEYENNE
KERNS
JAMEY
LAWSON
SHANNON
LEFLORE
FTA- A&B W/ DANGEROUS
WEAPON
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
POSS xanax WIThOUT VALID
PRESCRIPTION
DUS/DUR DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
DUI
TIMOTHY
LONG
WINDY
LONG
HAROLD
MANUS
LORN
MCBRIDE
TAYLOR
MCCARTY
JOHN
MCCLARD
DARRELL
MILLUS
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS METH
CONSPIRACY OBSTRUCTING OFFICER CONSPIRACY OBSTRUCTING OFFICER a&b W/ DEADLY WEAPON BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
EDGAR
MORALES
MONTY
NOBLES
TONY
POGUE
SHERYL
ROSE
TRAVIS
RYDEN
MICHAEL
SEITHER
WILLIAM
SHELTON
DOMESTIC ABUSE FTA- BOGUS CHECKS GRAND LARCENY Public intox CARRYING WEAPON/DRUGS/
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
DUI/ POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
a&b W/ DEADLY WEAPON
HOLLIS
SIMPSON
SONYA
SMITH
LARRY
TANNEHILL
CHELSIE
VAUGHAN
MATTHEW
VAUGHAN
DAMON
WILLIAMS
DAVID
AMOS
dwi FALSE PERSONATION THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
PUBLIC DRUNK DUI PUBLIC INTOX FTA- OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
TRAVIS
THOMAS
JAMES
THOMITS
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
GRAND LARCENY
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Pittsburg County November 7, 2014 | 13
JENNIFER
BROWN
SAMUEL
BUCKNER
JASON
CARLILE
MICHAEL
CEGLECKI
TAMSEN
COLEMAN
JESSE
COLLINS
PETIT LARCENY POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
LARCENY FTA - TA KING/RECIEVING
STOLEN CREDIT CARD
TAMIRA
COWELL
BRYAN
COY
ANDREW
CRAIG
STEVEN
CRAIG
GERALD
CUMMINS
DENNIS
EATON
SUMMER
EMBERTON
DIST OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE / POSS W/ INTENT
DUI a&b w/dangerous weapon DIST OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE /POSS W/ INTENT
DUI TRANSPORTING LOADED
FIREARM IN MOTOR VEHicle
DOMESTIC ABUSE
JIMMY
FLEMING
JOSHUA
FURR
NANCY
GIACOMO
BRUCE
GIBSON
ANTHONY
HAILEY
JACQUELYN
HARRIS
AMBER
HAYES
ATR POSS CDS BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE DUI RAPE BY INSTRUMENTATION DUI PUBLIC DRUNK PETIT LARCENY
WESLEY
HENRY
ROBERT
HURTE
BRANDON
JONES
JOHN
KEELEY
AMANDA
LEADFORD
KRYSTAL
LEE
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
Public intox POSS PA RA Public intox Public intox DUI
JOSE
LLAMAS-GAYTAN
EDGAR
LOPEZ
DEMELA
LOWE
QUENTIN
MARQUEZ
CRYSTAL
MARSHALL
TAMARA
MAY
KODY
MAYNARD
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
KIDNAPPING/ BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
A&B DUI FTA - POSS OF STOLEN VEHICLE LARCENY OF MERCH DOMESTIC ABUSE/ vpo
AARON
STUBBS
JOSHUA
THOMAS
CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY
DUI
14 | November 7, 2014
Cody Taylor Lewis
Rape
368 Cheyenne Trail
Eufaula, OK
Michael Lee Ballard
Rape - First Degree
39006 Laboskey Rd
Wister, OK
John H Blakey
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
401 Waddle St., #1
Poteau, OK
Kenneth w Brookfelt
Prepare/Dist/Exhibit Obscene
Material
109 N. Pearl Street
Wister, OK
Doyle Wayne Brown
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
17088 168th Ave.
Spiro, OK
Michael A Eaton
Rape - Second Degree
31054 S. CR 4410
Kinta, OK
Bradley Todd French
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
20458 ECR 1110
Stigler, OK
Tony J Daily
Rape - Second Degree
Rt 1, Box 1499
Checotah, OK
Larry Dean Darnell
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
HC 60 Box 516
Checotah, OK
Angel d Littlepage
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
423 Pecan Drive
Stigler, OK
James A. Woodruff
Cause, Procure, Or Permit - Injury /
Sex Abuse
109 N. Pate Rd.,
Wilburton, OK
Jason Scott Brasfield
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
1012 Douglas St.,
Clayton, OK
LeFlore County Pittsburg County
Latimer County
Haskell County
McIntosh County
Registered Sex Offenders for the Area
November 7, 2014 | 15
Missing Children
Persons with information on missing children should contact:
O.S.B.I. at (405) 848-6724
Shirdyn Toe
Missing Since:
8/12/2014
Age Now: 15
Missing from:
Fort Worth, TX
Tristain
Mathews
Missing Since:
4/19/2013
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Tulsa, OK
Halona
Homesley
Missing Since:
7/24/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Cedar Park, TX
Don Goudeau
Missing Since:
9/1/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
OKC, OK
Gabriella Vela
Missing Since:
6/25/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Lometa, TX
Brittani
Mcmenamin
Missing Since:
8/24/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Duncan, OK
Maria Ramirez
Missing Since:
9/11/2014
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Waxahachie, TX
Kaleb Hall
Missing Since:
8/6/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Van Buren, AR
Sabrina Jewell
Missing Since:
9/7/2014
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Muskogee, OK
16 | November 7, 2014 Pittsburg County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
BRITTANY
MCKAY
BILLIE
MITCHELL
AMANDA
NEEDHAM
ALI
NOUROZY
DALEIGHA
SCHOGGINS
MARK
SCHOGGINS
CARRYING WEAPON/DRUGS/
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DOMESTIC ABUSE POSS OF MARIJUANA OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR
CHILD
COURVOISIER
SIMPSON
DANA
SOLIS
KAYLA
SPEARS
RANDY
SPROLES
TYLER
STACEY
KORIE
STEVENS
FELIX
TATE
PUBLIC DRUNK DUI DUI BREAKING AND ENTERING WITH
UNLAWFUL INTENT
DOMESTIC ABUSE COMPULSORY EDUCATION ACT PUBLIC INTOX
JENNIFER
WEAVER
JORDAN
WHIDDON
EARL
WOLFENBARGER
LARCENY OF MERCH PETIT LARCENY Driving w/license SUSP/
REVOKED/CANCELLED
DAVID
JAQUES
DANIEL
JOHNSON
CORY
JONES
BOBBY
JUSTICE
JOHN
KEELEY
STEPHEN
MASTERS
DOMESTIC ABUSE EMBEZZLEMENT FALSE PERSONATION POSS CDS Public intox CARRYING WEAPON/DRUGS/
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
TIFFANY
MCKINNON
JIM
MOYNAHAN
TYLER
NEEL
KEVIN
PARISH
WILLIAM
RAUTIO
RANDLE
SAM
GRAND LARCENY GRAND LARCENY FTP- driving w/license SUSP/
REV/CANC
PUBLIC DRUNK POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DUI
JOE
WARD
MYKOL
WELLS
CALEB
WILCOX
PETIT LARCENY
REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
RUSSELL
ANGELI
NIKKI
BENNETT
SCOTT
BORNHEIM
BILLY
BRANAM
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
MALICIOUS INJURY/
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
MURDER- FIRST DEGREE DOMESTIC ABUSE
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty pushmataha County November 7, 2014 | 17
TOMMY
ALEXANDER
LINDA
CARTER
SHERRI
COVINGTON
HUE
HUGHES
Malicious injury to
property
dus Public intox CHILD ENDANGERMENT
RODERICK
JACOBS
SAMANTHA
MARTIN
ERNEST
MCDANIEL
TERESA
SCARPELLO
SCARPELLO
PUBLIC DRUNK Public intox wARRANT
CHARLES
DOCTOR
ASSaULT W/ DANGEROUS
WEAPON
ZACKAREY
MCDANIEL
POSS cds
DAVID
FROMME
Warrant
RONNIE
MOTE
BURGLARY- THE SECOND
DEGREE
CODY
GREENWOOD
public intox
JAMIE
RENTERIA
dus
dur
JOHN
SEVIER
THEODORE
THOMAS
BRIAN
TROTTER
POSS marijuana Warrant DOMESTIC VIOLeNCE/ poss
meth
An Antlers woman pulled over
for a defective taillight on October 18 told an officer she knew she
shouldn’t be driving, but she woke
up and needed to go get some cigarettes.
According to the affidavit, an
Antlers police officer was on patrol
around 8:06 p.m. when he saw a
vehicle turn from NE E onto NE
Second without using a turn signal. The officer also noticed that
the vehicle had a broken right taillight. He pulled over the vehicle
and made contact with the driver,
Teresa Anne Scarpello, 52.
Scarpello told him that her license was suspended.
The officer could smell the odor of beer coming from inside the vehicle. Scarpello had red, bloodshot eyes and kept saying, “I just woke
up and I knew I shouldn’t be driving.”
The smell of alcohol became stronger as the officer spoke with
Scarpello.
The officer asked her if she had been drinking. She said, “Yes, but
I’m not drunk.” When he asked when she had stopped drinking, she
told him, “Ohhh, 8 or 10 o’clock.”
The officer told her it was just a few minutes past 8 p.m., and she
said she was sound asleep but woke up and needed to go get a pack
of cigarettes.
Scarpello performed poorly on sobriety testing, and she was placed
under arrest.
Scarpello is being charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and driving under revocation. She was released on a $1,900 bond
and is scheduled to appear in court on November 12, 2014.
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sales. Must have dependable/efficient transportation. Work four
days a month (first and third Thursday & Friday) and earn good
money. Serving LeFlore, Latimer, Pittsburg, Haskell and McIntosh
counties.
HELP WANTED
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vcicora@okjailbirds.com
Lesson 1:
Get smokes before drinking
18 | November 7, 2014 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
SHAWNA
BAXTER
JORGE
BECERRA
NATHANIEL
BERRY
LARCENY MERCH FROM A
RETAILE R
no drivers license poss of cds/para
ROY
BURNS
STEPHANIE
BURROWS
BRYAN
CARBONE
poss of cds public intox public intox
DYLON
CARTER
Rhoades
DOUGLAS
CHITWOOD
TABITHA
CLEMENS
PHILIP
DAFFERN
DAMON
DAMRON
CANDACE
DAVIS
BURGLARY-2ND DEGREE dui public intox public intox dui atr - uttering forged
instruments
PEDRO
DELAO jr. MISTY
DELOZIER
ALLEN
DROST
MICHAEL
DUNMAN
JESSE
DURRETT
JACOB
FERRELL
LACI
FOX
domestic a&B fta - poss of cds FTA - public intox ENABLING CHILD ABUSE BY
INJURY
ftp - domestic a&B in
presence of minor
fta/ftp - no drivers license LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILE R
HEATHER
GILLENWATER
CARRIE
FRETWELl
poss of cds/para
HEATHER
FUGATE
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILE R
HAROLD
GAYLE
fta - burglary - 2nd degree
poss of cds
JOEY
GRAHAM
poss of weapon in
commission of a felony
REBECCA
GREEN
OBTAIN PROPERTY BY FALSE
PRETENSE
ALEXANDREA
HARDWICK
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILE R
A Kemp woman found with a meth pipe on October 25 corrected the officer when he incorrectly identified it as a crack
pipe.
And she claimed it wasn’t hers.
According to the affidavit, a Bryan County deputy was dispatched to Highway 78 south of Highway 70 at approximately
10:58 p.m. on Oct. 25 to look for a possible female juvenile
walking down the road with a flashlight. Instead, he found
27-year-old Kristi Lynn Rhoades walking southbound. She told
him that she had gotten in an argument with her boyfriend, and
she was walking home to Kemp from Durant.
While checking her information, the deputy was advised that
Rhoades had a valid warrant for her arrest for possession of
methamphetamines.
Prior to placing her under arrest, the deputy conducted a
search for weapons. He found a glass pipe with a white residue in her pants pocket. Rhoades
told him she found the pipe while walking. He asked her why would she pick it up, and how
she could see it in the pitch black dark when her flashlight barely illuminated the ground.
She had no answer.
When the deputy referred to it as a crack pipe, she corrected him and said it looked like a
meth pipe. The deputy placed Rhoades under arrest and transported her to jail.
Rhoades is being charged with possession of methamphetamine and unlawful possession
of drug paraphernalia. She is scheduled to appear in court on November 19, 2014.
Know your drug paraphernalia
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Bryan County November 7, 2014 | 19
MICHA
HART
NOLAN
HOBBS
ELEASAH
HORTON
JESSIE
HORTOn
SABRINA
HUDSON
WANITA
HUDSON
JOHN
HUNTER
BURGLARY-2ND DEGREE FTA /FTP-DUI CHILD ENDANGERMENT LARCENY HARBORING A FUGITIVE FROM
JUSTICE
HARBORING A FUGITIVE FROM
JUSTICE
fta/ftp - dui
RUDY
JIMENEZ
GARY
JOLLY
RAMON
JORDAN
MICHAEL
KENNEDY
BILLY
LEWIS
JAVIER
LOPEZ
AUDREY
LYNN
public intox DOMESTIC a&B dui FTA-PUBLIC intox assault on police officer no drivers license LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILE R
REGINA
MACLEOD
PATRICK
MADISON
BRYAN
MAJORS
BENJAMIN
MALIK
MATTHEW
MAYNARd
MIRANDA
MCCULLEY
STEVEN
MCKEOWN
dui BREAKING AND ENTERING POSS OF MARIJUANA/para poss meth/para fta/ftp - public intox fta - toc fta - poss of marijuana
STEPHEN
MEDINA
DRIVING W/LICENSE
CANCELLED/SUSP/REVOked
STEVEN
NOEL
domestic a&B
KRISTOPHER
MIZE
vpo
KANDICE
OWEN
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILE R
MADISON
MORRIS
fta - public intox
NATHAN
PARKER
public intox
Elite Assessment Center
717 B Hwy 70 E Kingston, OK 73439
DUI SCHOOL
10 & 24 Hour Classes
Call For Dates and Times
580-564-7308
20 | November 7, 2014 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
RAFAEL
ROSARIO-HERNANdez
JAVIER
ROSARIO
BRADLEY
ROWLAND
LONNIE
RUTHERFORD
poss of cds poss of contraband by
inmate
vpo BURGLARY-2ND DEGREE
FRANCI
SEABOURN
SARAH
SLADE
JEFFREY
SMITH
JESSY
SMITH
KENNLEY
SMITH
CODY
SOCKEY
JOHN
SPURLOCK
dui larceny of merch public intox public intox LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILE R
public intox ATTEMPTING TO ELUDE POLICE
OFFICER
EDWARD
STAIR
JAMES
STEELE
BRIAN
STRADER
AMBER
STRANGE
ANNA
TAYLOR
NICHOLAS
TAYLOr
escape MURDER - 1ST DEGREE dus TRESPASSIN G PUBLIC intox DOMESTIC a&B
SHAWN
TAYLOR
andre
thomas
JESSICA
THOMAS
DELROY
VICKERY jr. COROLINA
VILLASENOR
SHAUN
WALLACE
JOHNNY
WEST
LARCENY child abuse by injury FTA - UNAUTHORIZED USE OF
MOTOR VEHICLE
public intox BOND REVOCATION -POSS OF
CDS
no drivers license ftp - dui
FRANKIE
WHITE
CAROL
WILLIAMSON
BRAND
WILSON
larceny of merch from
retailer
dui fta/ftp - driving w/license
canc/susp/revoked
KEVIN
NEIHART
public intox
WILLIAM
PEDIGO
KENDAL
PIERCE
STORMY
POSEY
DAVID
POWELL III
fta/ftp - poss of cds w/
intent to dist
POSS CDS WITHOUT TAX STAMP LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILE R
OBSTRUCTING AN OFFICER
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upcoming issues. If you have an opinion on
something that you would like to express, please
send it to OKJailbirds P.O. Box 9 Cushing, Ok
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Bryan County November 7, 2014 | 21
XAVIER
HARRISON
VANCE
HATFIELD
MARTHA
HENBEST
FTA DUI FTA
DOVELIN
MULLINS
STACY
PAGE
RALPH
PRUETT
DUS POSS CDS DUI
CODY
SALAZAR
FRANCI
SEABOURN
FRANKLIN
SHATTO
BROOK
SMITH
DEVAN
SMITH
CHRISTOPHER
STICE
JOHN
STICE
DUI WARRANT DUS WARRANT OBTAININ G CASh BY FALSE
PRETENSES
DUI public intox
SERGIO
QUINTANA-GARCIA
RAMIRO
RAMIREZ
ANGELA
ROBERTSON
agg dui public intox LARCENY MERCH FROM A
RETAILE R
MICHEAL
MORRIS
ANDRE
MUNSON
ANTHONY
NASH
POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
POSS OF CDS/para dui
DANIEL
ACOSTA
BRIAN
ACUNA
KRISTI
AYIVI
JOSHUA
BAXTER
PUBLIC DRUNK PUBLIC DRUNK PETIT LARCENY KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
HERMAN
BLANKENSHIP
JARED
BRADFORD
BRANDON
BRIDGES
SANDRA
BUNDRANDT
agg dui public intox domestic a&B LARCENY MERCH FROM A
RETAILE R
Atoka County
Atoka man John Richard Broadway, 50, was arrested October 19 for
driving around in his truck with a loaded gun and an open beer.
According to the affidavit, a state trooper was patrolling on state Highway 3 when he saw a vehicle traveling with a defective headlight. He
pulled the vehicle over and made contact with the driver, Broadway. He
asked Broadway for his driver’s license and insurance.
Broadway told him he didn’t have a valid driver’s license or insurance.
The trooper noticed a rife on the passenger side of the vehicle; he
asked Broadway if it was loaded. Broadway said it was, and he told the
trooper that he also had a pistol.
The trooper told Broadway to step out of the vehicle. The man had trouble getting out of the
truck, and his eyes were bloodshot and watery. He also smelled like alcohol.
Broadway admitted he had been drinking beer, and the trooper saw an open can of beer in
the man’s vehicle.
The trooper ran the vin number of the vehicle and found that the tag on the vehicle didn’t
match. He placed Broadway under arrest and transported him to jail.
Broadway is being charged with transporting loaded firearm in motor vehicle, driving a
motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, transporting an open container, driving
under suspension and failure to pay all taxes due to state. He was released on a $10,000 bond
and is scheduled to appear in court on November 5, 2014.
A loaded gun and beer
just don’t mix
BROADWAY
22 | November 7, 2014 atoka County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JANIESA
VINSON
PETiT LARCENY
RICKY
ABLE, JR,
JAMES
ALEXANDER
TALLEN
BLACKWOOD
HARBORING RUNAWAY FTA POSS MARIJUANA
DAWN
BROWN
LAURIE
CHICK
TERRY
COOPER
FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWnERSHIP
DUS DUI
JOHN
BROADWAY
RANDY
BROOKS
JESSICA
BROUSSEAU
POSS LOADED FIREARM WHILE
INTOXICATE D/ AGG DUI
ata DUS
ROY
CRUMPTON
ANDREW
DAVIS
LARAMIE
DONIHOO
COURTNEY
GRAVETT
NO VALID Drivers License FTA DUI KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
TRAVIS
WHITMIRE
TERRORISTIC HOAX/ A&B ON
MINOR
JOHNNY
HENDERSON
DAVID
JORDAN
MATTHEW
KEENEY
LANDON
KING
WARRANT public intox TOC DUI
WILLIAM
REECE
STEVEN
REYNOLDs
STONEY
ROSE
JAUN
SAAVEDRA-UGALDE
WARRANT ATTEMPTIN G TO elude OFFICER DUID DUS
By Lt. Jeff James
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Fall is upon us, and with fall,
comes the annual increase in deer
activity and movement.
While it is true that car-deer accidents happen year round, there
is no doubt that those numbers increase dramatically in the fall
and winter months. Deer go through their mating season, called
the rut, during those months, and as winter settles over the state,
food sources become more scarce. Both of those things have deer
moving more, and when deer move, they cross roadways, making
the odds of a driver encountering them much higher.
If you’ve driven in Oklahoma for any period of time, you’ve
seen deer. You’ve seen them beside the road, running across it,
and laying dead on or near it. Car-deer accidents can be deadly
not just to the deer, but to the human occupants of the vehicles
that strike them. Since State Troopers investigate those accidents,
it makes sense that we would want to put out some tips to try and
prevent those type of accidents.
First, be conscious of the time of day you are driving. Deer
tend to move more at dawn, dusk, and nighttime hours. Since a lot
of the motoring public are going to and from work around dawn
and dusk, this is when we see most of the car-deer accidents. When
traveling at these times, make sure that you are paying attention
to not just the roadway in front of you, but the side of the road,
especially the areas between the road and the fences. If you see one
of those deer crossing signs, take heed. Those signs are put up in
areas that historically are high car-deer accident corridors.
If you are traveling in a rather open area, and there is a neck
of trees that comes up to the road, or any other type of cover, be
alert! Deer like to use cover to travel, and will use these areas to
approach roadway crossings. Be aware of your surroundings! Pay
attention to the vehicle in front of you. They may need to slow
quickly for deer, and you don’t want to rear-end them! If you do
see a deer crossing the road, or even just standing off to the side
of the roadway....reduce your speed immediately! They can be
unpredictable when spooked, and may just run right in front of
you instead of away. Use this rule of thumb: Where there is one
deer that you see, there is almost always another you don’t! Be
conscious of the ones that you may not see; just because you don’t
see them, doesn’t mean they aren’t there!
Following these steps, and being a safe and courteous driver,
even to our animal friends, will greatly reduce the chances that
you will have an unfortunate and possibly harmful encounter
with them. Lets leave the harvesting of deer to the sportsmen and
women out there! As always, thanks for reading, buckle up, and
please drive safe.
Tips from a Trooper
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Mcintosh County November 7, 2014 | 23
SCOTTY
ASBERRY
AMBER
BARTON
DEREK
BAUCOM
POSS CDS POSS CDS PUBLIC INTOX
JESSICA
BRADFORD
DAVID
BRANCHCOMB
FRANKIE
BREDACZ
POSS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE toc DUS
TRAVIS
DAVIS
JARROD
DAY
JON
DAY
JOSHUA
DILL
JAY
EATON
BRANDON
ELLIS
FRANCIS
ETHRIDGE
DOMESTIC ABUSE PUBLIC INTOX dui DUI RESULTIN G IN ACCIDENT POSS FIREARM AFcf HARBORING FUGITIVE POSS PA RA
ELIZABETH
EVANS
BRIAN
FORTENBERRY
KRISTY
FREEMAN
TIMOTHY
GILDHOUSE
CHARLES
GRIFFIN
CLARELLA
GRIFFIN
DANIEL
GROSS
mtr FTp- OBTAIN MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK
POSS METH/ dui CULTIVATION dus FELON IN POSSESSION OF
FIREARM
FELON IN POSSESSION OF
FIREARM
BOND JUMPING
JONATHAN
HARPER
TODD
HARPER
JAIME
HERNANDEZ
JENNIFER
HOLLAND
MARCUS
HOLMAN
RONALD
HOPE
BONNIE
HUBBARD
DUI dui toc PrOBATION VIOLATION OBTAIN
CASH/MERCH BY BOGUS CHECK
POSS CDS OBTAIN CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK/ FALSE PRET
FTP- POSS CDS
When an intoxicated Checotah man thought he
was being arrested, he ran and fired a gun at an officer.
Guess what? He was arrested and taken to jail.
On October 28, a Checotah police officer came into
contact with 42-year-old Mark James Mounger on
the corner of NW Third Street and Okmulgee, according to the affidavit. As they were speaking, the
officer noticed Mounger appeared to be under the
influence of alcohol. He grabbed the man’s arm, but Mounger broke loose and took off running. The officer chased down the street after Mounger.
As Mounger was trying to make his getaway on foot, he tripped and fell to the ground. As
the officer approached him, he heard a gunshot and saw a bright flash. He then saw Mounger
throw a gun down.
The officer placed Mounger in handcuffs and picked up the 22-caliber pistol Mounger
threw to the ground.
During the arrest, the officer found a glass pipe with a white residue and a pipe with a burnt
substance that smelled like marijuana on Mounger’s person.
Mounger is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance, possession
of firearm during commission of a felony, attempted escape from arrest or detention, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia and reckless conduct with firearm. He is being held in
lieu of a $50,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on January 28, 2015.
Checotah man runs, fires gun
at officer during arrest
24 | November 7, 2014 Mcintosh County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
KARA
LAMB
MEIGHAN
LINN
CHRISTOPHER
LONG
EDWARD
MARSHALL, jr.
PUBLIC INTOX DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
dus PROBATION VIOLATION dui
AUSTIN
MILLER
DARRELL
MORGAN
LONNIE
MURPHY
DENNIS
PARKER
LARCENY FTP- POSS CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
dus apc
KIMBERLY
PERKINS
VERNON
PHILLIPS
MELISSA
PINKSTON
STEPHANIE
PRIMEAUX
PUBLIC INTOX DOMESTIC A&B W/DEADLY
WEAPON/ KIDNAPPING
OBTAININ G MERCHANDISE BY
BOGUS CHECK
DOMESTIC A&b IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
MICHAEL
RAETHER
WILLIAM
REAVES
WILLIAM
REECE
ROWDY
ROBERTS
LUIS
ROMERO
JAMES
RUMSEY
JAMES
SHOCKLEY
POSS MARIJUANA POSS OF FIREARM AFcf FTP- POSS CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
POSS CDS LARCENY POSS STOLEN VEHICLE ftp- agg dui
LARRY
SHUE
REBBEKKA
SMITH
LARRY
STROBLE
DILLON
STUFFLEBEAN
CHRISTA
TANKERSLEY
JARREN
TERRELL
TRAVIS
TERRELL
FTA- CONSPIRACY dwi ASSAULT WITH DEADLY
WEAPON
FTP- BURGLARY- 2ND DEGREE KNOWINGLY CONcEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
PUBLIC INTOX DOMESTIC A&B
Menacing mugshots:
Ahh, but I still wanna wear my
summer dress
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JAMES
HUNTER
JASPER
THOMAS
TYRONNE
HYMES
DANNY
TRUDEAU
FLOYD
JAMESON
CHAD
VANWYK
dus
BURGLARY- 2ND degree
BRINGING CONTRABAND INTO
PENAL INSTITUTION
mtr UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
PETIT LARCENY
FTA - POSS PA RA
MICHEAL
WARD
JACKIE
WELCH
SAMANTHA
WESTERN
GARY
WHITE
LEWD MOLESTATION ANIMAL CRUELTY POSS CDS BOGUS CHECK
MICHAEL
MAYBERRY
LORI
WILKINSON
LEWIS
MCCURLEY
GENE
METCALF
LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE
PETIT LARCENY
DUI TRESPASSIN G
STEPHANIE
PARKS
SHEILA
PATTERSON
JAMES
PERKINS
CONTEMPT OF COURT/OBTAIN
MERCH BY BOGUS CHECK
FTA- OBTAININ G MERCHANDISE
BY BOGUS CHECK
FTA- PUBLIC INTOX
JAMES
BENSON
THERESA
BENSON
CARL
BOEDEKER
DARYL
BOGGAN
DUS PUBLIC INTOX FTA/FTP- NO DRIVERS LICENSE/
expired
FTP- BURGLARY- 2ND DEGREE
ROBIN
BROWNLEE
RANDY
CAIN
KATHERYN
CLARK
ALYSON
COUNCE
OBTAINING CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK
DUI FTP- OPERATIN G MOTOR
VEHICLE W/Out VALID Dl
dus
stupid criminals
The term “outgunned” doesn’t quite do this story justice.
Derrick Mosley strolled into a discount gun store with a baseball bat, smashed a glass display case and tried to steal a firearm. Yes, he tried to rob a gun shop with a baseball bat. What
happened next? The manager pulled out a gun of his own,
pointed it at Derrick and kept him in the crosshairs until the
police arrived. Don’t be too hard on yourself Derrick. Guns in
a gun store? Nobody could have anticipated that.
A customer at Applebee’s handed a waitress her own stolen
driver’s license in an attempt to order alcohol. The culprit was
a 26-year-old woman, so she didn’t need to use a fake ID to
buy her margarita anyway, but we’ll set that aside. Kudos to
the waitress, who remained calm, told the customer she was
off to get her drink and called the police instead.
Getaway cars are just for the movies. Real criminals use
getaway donkeys. A trio of Columbian robbers in the exotic
sounding town Juan de Acosta loaded stolen rum, rice, tuna
and sardines onto Xavi, a 10-year-old donkey. It was all going to plan, but then the donkey starting “heehawing”. Loudly.
The racket alerted police to the robbery and the burglars ran.
A would-be lumberjack was casually strolling down a suburban street with an axe in hand when he happened across a
bike, which was chained around a tree. The axeman wanted
to acquire this bike for himself. So he started to chop down
the tree, blissfully oblivious to the stares of passers-by. The
bemused spectators chased him away several times, but the
lumberjack was determined. After a period of about seven
minutes, he managed to fell the tree. Unfortunately, the thief
was chased away again before he could claim his prize.
Joey Miller and Matthew McNelly concocted an ingenious
disguise before trying to break into an apartment. Well, we use
the term “ingenious” very loosely. Matthew and Joey spurned
more traditional disguises like masks or balaclavas, instead
choosing to draw on their own faces with permanent markers.
Here’s the thing about permanent marker. It’s extremely difficult to erase. So when the pair was pulled over by police after
the bungled break-in, they were easily recognizable. The stunt
earned Joey and Matthew the nickname “dumb and dumber”
26 | November 7, 2014 Mccurtain County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
isaac
tisho
threaten to perform act of
violence
alex
aguilar
william
austin
hector
barrera
gerry
bice
cherrie
blanchet
joseph
blankenship
ricky
bonar
driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
malicious injury/
destruction of property
no drivers license dui agg dui endeavor/conspire to del/
manuf/poss cds
burglary - 2nd degree
lamar
britt
raul
carbajal
colby
claborn
russell
davis
richard
dodd
michael
elder
vandana
estevez
sexual battery loiter in/injure/molest
motor vehicle/joy ride
endeavor/conspire to del/
manuf/poss cds
burglary - 2nd degree manufacture of cds/poss
material w/intent to manuf
rec/poss/conc stolen
property
uttering forged
instruments
chad
feast
todd
finley
donna
freeman
skyler
gammon
charles
gibson
michael
gilley
odis
grant
dui poss of cds bogus checks endeavor/conspire to del/
manuf/poss cds
dui public drunk no valid drivers license
denise
gray
andrez
hall
michael
hankins
cameron
hare
bruce
harley
justin
harris
petit larceny discharging firearm into
dwelling
domestic a&b in presence
of minor
dui domestic a&b poss of controlled
substance
stefano
harris
phillip
harrison
dennis
impson
randon
jacobs
shaina
jefferson
timothy
johnson
william
johnson
bogus checks child sexual exploitation domestic a&b dui a&b w/ dangerous weapon forcible sodomy public drunk
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greg
key
mac
lesperance
kimberly
lewis
robert
maxwell
tommy
mccary
krystal
meddock
thelma
mitchell
larceny from the house rec/poss/conc stolen
property
child endangerment by dui domestic a&b by
strangulation
trafficking illegal drugs burglary - 2nd degree bogus checks
rachael
olver a
melvin
pondexter
jessica
ramsey
lynzee
reed
false personation driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
unauthorized use of a
vehicle
dus or dur
ruby
richard
petit larceny
victor
rivera
vpo
priscilla
rowan
sell/furnish alcoholic bev
to minor
bruce
sanford
derek
slusher
chelsea
smith
jackie
suggs
mtr - domestic a&b burglary - 2nd degree poss of controlled
substance
domestic a&b
clint
talley
endeavor/conspire to del/
manuf/poss cds
amber
tatum
poss of controlled
substance
roland
taylor
poss of sawed-off
shotgun/rifle
kenneth
thies
tisho
elaine
titus
kelsey
whittaker
burglary - 2nd degree bogus checks driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
marquett
hankins
burglary - 2nd degree
Broken Bow man Isaac Wesley
Tisho Jr., 30, apparently went crazy
when he went to a residence to purchase pills and there were no pills to
buy.
According to the police report, a
Broken Bow police officer was dispatched to N. McClure due to a person
being in a home where he was not invited. When he arrived, the residents
of the house met him in the front yard
and told him Tisho had left the area.
One of the female residents said that
she had come home, and her brother informed her that Tisho had
come to their house to buy some pills. When the man told Tisho he
didn’t sell pills, Tisho became angry and allegedly told the man he
was going to come back and shoot him.
Tisho returned some time later and entered the home through
the back door, uninvited. The female resident said she told Tisho he
wasn’t welcome, and she was going to call the police.
The threat of police was enough to make Tisho leave the house
again.
Officers later found Tisho on the corner of Wallace and Adams.
Tisho smelled like alcohol, was unsteady on his feet, and had red watery eyes and slow, thick speech.
An officer placed him under arrest and transported him to jail.
Tisho is being charged with threatening to perform act of violence,
unlawful entry and public intoxication. His bond was set at $3,500,
and he is scheduled to appear in court on November 26, 2014.
So wrong on so
many levels
28 | November 7, 2014
GB GOTCHER
&
BEAVER
Attorneys at Law
http://www.gotcher-beaver.com
323 E. Carl Albert Parkway
McAlester, OK 74501
918-423-0412
National Association of Criminal
Defense Lawyers Association Award
Winner
2010 National Trial Lawyers Association Top 100 Members